Wearable device, signal processing method and apparatus

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure provides a wearable device, a signal processing method and a signal processing apparatus, the signal processing method is applied to the wearable device, the wearable device is provided with a biosensor and a motion detector group, and the signal processing method includes the following steps. The human physiological signal collected by the biosensor is acquired, the human physiological signal is divided into multiple signal frames, each of the multiple signal frames corresponds to the time range; for each signal frame, it is determined whether the user wearing the wearable device is in the body motion state according to the body motion signal collected by the motion detector group within the time range corresponding to the signal frame, and when the user wearing the wearable device is not in the body motion state, the signal frame is stored into the preset buffer.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present disclosure is a U.S. national phase application ofInternational Application No. PCT/CN2020/080018, filed on Mar. 18, 2020,which claims priority to and benefits of Chinese Patent ApplicationSerial No. 201910211438.7, filed on Mar. 20, 2019, the entire contentsof which are incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of signal processingtechnology, and more particularly, to a signal processing method, asignal processing apparatus, and a wearable device.

BACKGROUND

With the development of intelligent hardware, it is more and more widelyto acquire physiological signals of human body through biosensors onwearable devices (such as bracelets, watches, etc.) for healthcaremonitoring and diagnosis. However, the physiological signals collectedby biosensors are usually weak and often interfered by various noises,such as motion noise caused by human motion, contact noise between thesensor and skin, and the like, these noises will directly lead to adecrease in detection performance, and even seriously, the signal willbe completely submerged in the noise and cannot be reconstructed, whichresults in a detection failure. Since the detection requirement of thephysiological signal is relatively high, any minor error will bring anegative psychological burden to the user, and thus the reliability ofthe physiological signal needs to be ensured.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a signal processingmethod, applied to a wearable device provided with a biosensor and amotion detector group, the method includes: acquiring a humanphysiological signal collected by the biosensor, and dividing the humanphysiological signal into multiple signal frames, each signal framecorresponds to a time range; for each signal frame, determining whethera user wearing a wearable device is in a body motion state according toa body motion signal collected by the motion detector group within thetime range corresponding to the signal frame; and storing the signalframe into a preset buffer when the user wearing the wearable device isnot in the body motion state.

Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a wearable device, thewearable device includes a readable storage medium and a processor. Thereadable storage medium is configured to store machine executableinstructions, the processor is configured to read the machine executableinstructions stored in the readable storage medium and execute theinstructions to implement the method of the first aspect.

Additional aspects and advantages of the present disclosure will begiven in part in the following descriptions, become apparent in partfrom the following descriptions, or be learned from the practice of thepresent disclosure.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The above and/or additional aspects and advantages of embodiments of thepresent disclosure will become apparent and more readily appreciatedfrom the following descriptions made with reference to the drawings, inwhich:

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of PhotoPlethysmoGraphy (PPG) signalsaccording to some exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2A is a flowchart illustrating a signal processing method accordingto some exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2B is a schematic diagram illustrating a signal frame division of ahuman physiological signal according to embodiments of FIG. 2A;

FIG. 2C is a schematic diagram illustrating a surface electromyographicsignal according to embodiments of FIG. 2A;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram illustrating a hardware structure of awearable device according to some exemplary embodiments of the presentdisclosure; and

FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a signal processing apparatusaccording to some exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Reference will now be made in detail to exemplary embodiments, examplesof which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. The followingdescription refers to the accompanying drawings in which the samenumbers in different drawings represent the same or similar elementsunless otherwise represented. The implementations set forth in thefollowing description of exemplary embodiments do not represent allimplementations consistent with the present disclosure. Instead, theyare merely examples of apparatuses and methods consistent with aspectsrelated to the present disclosure as recited in the appended claims.

The terms used herein is for the purpose of describing particularembodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the presentdisclosure. As used in the present disclosure and the appended claims,singular forms “a”, “an”, and “the” are intended to include plural formsas well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It should alsobe understood that, the term “and/or” as used herein refers to andencompasses any and all possible combinations of one or more of theassociated listed items.

It should be understood that, although the terms first, second, third,etc. may be used herein to describe various information, suchinformation should not be limited to these terms. These terms are onlyused to distinguish one type of information from another. For example,first information may also be referred to as second information, andsimilarly, the second information may also be referred to as the firstinformation, without departing from the scope of the present disclosure.The word “if” as used herein, may be interpreted as “at . . . ” or “when. . . ” or “in response to a determination”, depending on the context.

At present, biosensors on wearable devices (such as bracelets, watches,etc.) are used to acquire human physiological signals to performhealthcare monitoring and diagnosis, such as heart rate detection andcardiovascular disease diagnosis based on PPG signal or ECG(electrocardiogram) signals acquired by the biosensor. FIG. 1 isschematic diagram of PPG signals according to some exemplary embodimentsof the present disclosure, the PPG signals in the right half of FIG. 1are regular, and belong to normal signals, and the PPG signals in theleft half are irregular, and belong to noise signals (actually caused bythe motion of the user). When the PPG signal in the left half of FIG. 1is used for heart rate detection, the detected heart rate value may befar different from the actual heart rate value of the user, whichresults in a high false alarm rate.

However, from a detection perspective, as long as the user wearing thewearable device is ensured to perform physiological signal acquisitionin a resting state, noise interference may be avoided, and thereliability of the physiological disease diagnosis by using the wearabledevice can be ensured.

Based on this, the present disclosure provides a signal processingmethod, when the human physiological signal collected by the biosensorarranged on the wearable device is acquired, the human physiologicalsignal is divided into multiple signal frames, each signal framecorresponds to a time range, and for each signal frame, it is determinedwhether the user wearing the wearable device is in a body motion stateaccording to the body motion signal collected by the motion detectorgroup arranged on the wearable device within the time rangecorresponding to the signal frame, and the signal frame is stored intothe preset buffer when the user wearing the wearable device is not inthe body motion state.

Based on the description, the body motion is sensed by using the bodymotion signal acquired by the motion detector group, and the humanphysiological signal acquired by the biosensor is filtered, so as toensure that the filtered human physiological signal is the signal of theuser wearing the wearable device in the resting state, thereby improvingthe stability and reliability of the wearable device in healthcaremonitoring and diagnosis, and reducing the false alarm rate.

The signal processing method according to the present disclosure will bedescribed in detail below with specific embodiments.

FIG. 2A is a flowchart illustrating a signal processing method accordingto some exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure. The signalprocessing method may be applied to a wearable device provided with thebiosensor and the motion detector group, the biosensor may include a PPGsensor, a pressure sensor, an ECG sensor, and the motion detector groupmay include an inertial sensor (e.g., an accelerometer, a gyroscope, andthe like), an electromyographic sensor, a microphone, and the like.

As shown in FIG. 2A, the signal processing method includes followingsteps.

At block 201, the human physiological signal collected by the biosensoris acquired, and the human physiological signal is divided into multiplesignal frames, and each signal frame corresponds to a time range.

In some embodiments, the human physiological signal collected by thebiosensor in a preset time period may be acquired, and then the humanphysiological signal acquired may be divided into multiple signal frameswith the preset time period as a division period.

Illustratively, the division manner may be an overlapping divisionmanner, and certainly, a non-overlapping division manner may also beadopted, which is not limited in the present disclosure. For theoverlapping division manner, the overlapping ratio between signal framesmay be set according to practical experience.

For a segment of PPG signals illustrated in FIG. 2B, the PPG signal maybe divided in an overlapping division manner to obtain n signal frames,and the overlapping ratio between adjacent signal frames is 50%.

At block 202, for each signal frame, it is determined whether the userwearing the wearable device is in a body motion state according to thebody motion signal collected by the motion detector group within thetime range corresponding to the signal frame, if so, block 203 isexecuted, and otherwise, block 204 is executed.

In some embodiments, in the case where the motion detector groupincludes the inertial sensor, the electromyographic sensor, and themicrophone, it may first be determined whether the user wearing thewearable device has the body motion according to the motion signalcollected by the inertial sensor within the time range corresponding tothe signal frame, when it is determined, according to the motion signalcollected by the inertial sensor, that the user wearing the wearabledevice does not have the body motion, it is further determined whetherthe user wearing the wearable device has the body motion according to asurface electromyographic signal collected by the electromyographicsensor within the time range corresponding to the signal frame, when itis determined, according to the surface electromyographic signalcollected by the electromyographic sensor, that the user wearing thewearable device does not have the body motion, it is further determinedwhether the user wearing the wearable device has the body motionaccording to a sound signal between skin and the wearable devicecollected by the microphone within the time range corresponding to thesignal frame, when it is determined that the user wearing the wearabledevice has the body motion according to the signal collected by any oneof the inertial sensor, the electromyographic sensor, and themicrophone, it is determined that the user wearing the wearable deviceis in the body motion state.

It should be noted that, the body motion of the user may be divided intotwo types: macro body motion and micro body motion. The macro bodymotion refers to obvious physical motion of the user in space, and thephysical motion can be obviously perceived, such as arm raising, armswinging and the like, and the activity amount can be detected forjudgment, based on the motion signal acquired by the inertial sensor(such as the accelerometer, the gyroscope and the like). The micro bodymotion refers to motion that are not easily perceived by naked eyes,such as muscle tension caused by tiny wrist movement, friction betweenthe device and the skin caused by device sideslip due to loosen wearing,etc. Limited by the sensitivity of the inertial sensor, it is difficultto detect the activity amount through the inertial sensor, or theactivity amount is submerged in the noise because it is too small, themuscle tension can be detected for judgment based on the surfaceelectromyographic (sEMG) signal collected by the electromyographicsensor, or the friction noise between the device and the skin can belistened for judgment based on the sound signal collected by themicrophone near the skin.

Thus, by combining body motion parameters detected by multiple motiondetectors, comprehensive judgment of the body motion state can beachieved, such that both macro body motion and micro body motion can beaccurately detected.

Based on the above analysis, it is easy to use the inertial sensor todetermine macro body motion, the body motion state is first determinedaccording to the motion signal collected by the inertial sensor, whenthere is no body motion, the body motion state is further determinedaccording to the surface electromyographic signal collected by theelectromyographic sensor, and when there is no body motion, the bodymotion state is further determined according to the sound signalcollected by the microphone, and finally, when it is determined that theuser wearing the wearable device have no body motion through the threemotion detectors, it is determined that the user wearing the wearabledevice is in the resting state. Certainly, other determination sequencesmay also be adopted, for example, it may be determined first byelectromyographic sensor, then the inertial sensor, and then themicrophone.

It should be understood by those skilled in the art that, in addition tothe above-described inertial sensor, the electromyographic sensor, andthe microphone, other motion detectors for detecting the body motion,such as the brain wave sensor, may be used.

In some embodiments, determining whether the user wearing the wearabledevice has the body motion according to the motion signal acquired bythe inertial sensor within the time range corresponding to the signalframe may include acts of: acquiring a first low threshold and a firsthigh threshold, in which the first low threshold is acquired accordingto the motion signal collected by the inertial sensor when the userwearing the wearable device is in a resting state, the first highthreshold is acquired according to the motion signal collected by theinertial sensor when the user wearing the wearable device is in the bodymotion state, and the first low threshold is less than the first highthreshold; determining an activity amount of the user wearing thewearable device according to the motion signal; determining whetherthere is a signal frame having the activity amount greater than thefirst high threshold in m signal frames before the signal frame, whenthe activity amount is less than the first low threshold; anddetermining that the user wearing the wearable device has the bodymotion, when there is the signal frame having the activity amountgreater than the first high threshold or the activity amount is greaterthan the first low threshold. m may be adjusted according to experience.

The local characteristics of the current signal frame are consideredwhen determining that activity amount of the current signal frame isgreater than the first low threshold, and the global characteristics ofthe m signal frames before the current signal frame are considered whendetermining the m signal frames before the current signal frame, thelocal characteristics and the global characteristics of the body motionare considered through the two determinations, making the judgmentresult more effective and accurate.

In a possible implementation, the first low threshold and the first highthreshold may be obtained in advance from data historically collected,to facilitate subsequent use. Assuming that the motion signals areframed according to a large number of motion signals collected in theresting state in history, and the average value of the activity amountis obtained as ACT1, and the motion signals are framed according to alarge number of motion signals collected in the body motion state inhistory, and the average value of the activity amount is obtained asACT2, ACT1+delta1 may be taken as the first low threshold Thre1, andACT2-delta2 may be taken as the first high threshold Thre2. delta1 anddelta2 represent the disturbance value in the resting state and thedisturbance value in the body motion state, respectively, and delta1 anddelta2 may be obtained by machine learning methods such as the decisiontree and SVM (Support Vector Machine), and may also be obtained byexperience.

In some embodiments, the motion signal collected by the inertial sensorwithin the time range corresponding to the signal frame includes motionsignals at multiple moments. Based on this, determining the activityamount of the user wearing the wearable device according to the motionsignal may include acts of: for the motion signal at each moment,performing a differential processing on the motion signal and motionsignals at first n moments to obtain a differential value at eachmoment; and determining an average value of differential values atmultiple moments as the activity amount of the user wearing the wearabledevice.

In a possible implementation, when the inertial sensor is anacceleration sensor, the motion signal at each moment includesacceleration values in three directions. One way to calculate theactivity amount of the current signal frame may include the followings.The differential processing is performed on the acceleration values inthe three directions at each moment in the current frame and theacceleration values in the three directions at first n moments to obtaindifferential values in the three directions, and then an average valueof the differential values in each direction is determined, and themaximum average value is determined from the average values in the threedirections as the activity amount of the user wearing the wearabledevice. Another way to calculate the activity amount of the currentsignal frame may include the followings. The modulus of the accelerationvalues in the three directions at each multiple moment are determined,the differential processing is performed on the modulus at each momentand the modulus at the first n moments, and the average value of thedifferential values at multiple moments is determined as the activityamount of the user wearing the wearable device.

In another possible implementation, when the inertial sensor is a gyrosensor, the motion signal at each moment may include rotational angularvelocity values in three directions. A calculation method of theactivity amount of the current signal frame may include the followings.The rotational angular velocity values in the three directions at eachmoment and the rotational angular velocity values in the threedirections at the first n moments are subjected to the differentialprocessing to obtain the differential values in the three directions,and then an average value of the differential values in each directionis determined, and the maximum average value is determined from theaverage values in the three directions as the activity amount of theuser wearing the wearable device.

It should be noted that, in order to strictly filter the signal frames,the maximum average value may be selected from the average values in thethree directions as the activity amount of the user wearing the wearabledevice. It will be understood by those skilled in the art that, theaverage value of the average values of the three directions may also bedetermined as the activity amount of the user wearing the wearabledevice, or a minimum average value may be selected from the averagevalues in the three directions as the activity amount of the userwearing the wearable device.

In some embodiments, the time range corresponding to the signal frameincludes surface electromyographic signals at multiple moments, based onthis, determining whether the user wearing the wearable device has thebody motion according to the surface electromyographic signal acquiredby the electromyographic sensor within the time range corresponding tothe signal frame may include acts of: acquiring a second low thresholdand a second high threshold, in which the second low threshold isacquired according to the surface electromyographic signal acquired bythe electromyographic sensor when the user wearing the wearable deviceis in the resting state, the second high threshold is acquired accordingto the surface electromyographic signal acquired by theelectromyographic sensor when the user wearing the wearable device is inthe body motion state, and the second low threshold is less than thesecond high threshold; determining a maximum surface electromyographicsignal from the surface electromyographic signals at multiple moments,and obtaining an average surface electromyographic signal of the surfaceelectromyographic signals at multiple moments; and determining that theuser wearing the wearable device has the body motion when the maximumsurface electromyographic signal is greater than the second highthreshold and the average surface electromyographic signal is greaterthan a second low threshold.

The surface electromyographic signal is a non-stationary weak signal,which can reflect the motion state of corresponding skeletal muscles,and is formed by superposing various action potential sequences on theskin surface, the various action potential sequences are formed bycontinuous action potential generated by muscle fiber membrane, which iscaused by continuous transmission of nerve impulses to nerve endings bythe central nervous cells of the human body. As shown in FIG. 2C, whenthe user is in the resting state, the surface electromyographic signalis composed of weak noises caused by weak motions, and when the palm andfingers have large movements, the surface electromyographic signal hasobvious fluctuation. Thus, the body motion condition of the user may beaccurately determined by using the surface electromyographic signal,ensuing that the filtered human physiological signal are signals of theuser wearing the wearable device in the resting state, and themisjudgment caused by some abnormal interferences may be avoided bysuing the judgment condition of the second low threshold and the secondhigh threshold.

Illustratively, the second low threshold and the second high thresholdmay also be obtained in advance according to data collected in historyfor subsequent use, and the obtaining principle thereof may be the sameas that of the first low threshold and the first high threshold, andwill not be described in detail herein.

Illustratively, before the body motion is determined, the surfaceelectromyographic signals acquired by the electromyographic sensor maybe filtered to remove low-frequency baseline drift and 50 Hz powerfrequency interference noise. Butterworth filter can be used forfiltering.

In some embodiments, for the process of determining whether the userwearing the wearable device has the body motion according to the soundsignal collected by the microphone between the skin and the wearabledevice within the time range corresponding to the signal frame, sincethe sound signal represents the noise level generated by the frictionbetween the device and the skin, and the surface electromyographicsignal represents the noise level generated by muscle tension, theprinciple of determining whether the user wearing the wearable devicehas the body motion according to the sound signal may be the same as theprinciple of determining whether the user wearing the wearable devicehas the body motion according to the surface electromyographic signal,and the present disclosure is not described in detail.

At block 203, the signal frame is deleted.

At block 204, the signal frame is stored into a preset buffer.

Based on the division manner of the signal frame described in the aboveblock 201, for the overlapping division manner, when it is determinedthat a certain signal frame is acquired in the resting state and stored,it needs to determine whether a previous signal frame of the signalframe is acquired in the resting state, and if not, the signalsoverlapped between the signal frame and the previous signal frame aredeleted, and then remaining signals in the signal frame are stored inthe preset buffer.

Further, for the non-overlapping division mode, when it is determinedthat a signal frame is collected in the resting state, the signal frameis directly stored, and if the signal frame is not collected in theresting state, the signal frame is directly deleted.

Through the above processes from block 201 to block 204, the humanphysiological signals stored in the preset buffer are all physiologicalsignals of the user wearing the wearable device in the resting state,and may be accurately used for analysis and detection of variousphysiological signs, such as heart rate, HRV, sleep index, atrialfibrillation, blood oxygen, blood pressure, blood sugar, etc.

In embodiments of the present disclosure, when the human physiologicalsignal collected by the biosensor arranged on the wearable device isacquired, the human physiological signal is divided into multiple signalframes, each signal frame corresponds to the time range, and for eachsignal frame, it is determined whether the user wearing the wearabledevice is in a body motion state according to the body motion signalcollected by the motion detector group arranged on the wearable devicewithin the time range corresponding to the signal frame, and when theuser wearing the wearable device is not in the body motion state, thesignal frame is stored into the preset buffer.

Based on the description, the body motion is sensed by using the bodymotion signal acquired by the motion detector group, and the humanphysiological signal acquired by the biosensor is filtered, so as toensure that the filtered human physiological signal is the signal of theuser wearing the wearable device in the resting state, thereby improvingthe stability and reliability of the wearable device in healthcaremonitoring and diagnosis, and reducing the false alarm rate.

FIG. 3 is a hardware block diagram illustrating a wearable deviceaccording to some exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure. Thewearable device includes a communication interface 301, a processor 302,a machine-readable storage medium 303, and a bus 304; the communicationinterface 301, the processor 302, and the machine-readable storagemedium 303 communicate with each other via the bus 304. The processor302 may execute the signal processing method described above by readingand executing machine executable instructions corresponding to thecontrol logic of the signal processing method in the machine readablestorage medium 303, and the specific content of the method is referredto the above embodiments, which will not be elaborated here.

The machine-readable storage medium 303 referred to herein may be anyelectronic, magnetic, optical, or other physical storage device that cancontain or store information such as executable instructions, data, andthe like. For example, the machine-readable storage medium may bevolatile memory, non-volatile memory, or similar storage media. Inparticular, the machine-readable storage medium 303 may be a RAM (randomAccess Memory), a flash Memory, a storage drive (e.g., a hard drive),any type of storage disk (e.g., an optical disk, a DVD, etc.), orsimilar storage medium, or a combination thereof.

FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a signal processing apparatusaccording to some exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure. Thesignal processing apparatus may be applied to a wearable device providedwith the biosensor and the motion detector group, and the signalprocessing apparatus includes an acquisition module 410, a determiningmodule 420 and a storage module 430.

The acquisition module 410 is configured to acquire the humanphysiological signal collected by the biosensor, divide the humanphysiological signal into multiple signal frames, and acquire the bodymotion signal collected by the motion detector group. Each signal framecorresponds to the time range.

The determining module 420 is configured to, for each signal frame,determine whether the user wearing the wearable device is in the bodymotion state according to the body motion signal collected by the motiondetector group within the time range corresponding to the signal frame.

The storage module 430 is configured to store the signal frame into thepreset buffer when the user wearing the wearable device is not in thebody motion state.

In an optional implementation, the motion detector group includes theinertial sensor, the electromyographic sensor, and the microphone. Thedetermining module 420 is further configured to: determine whether theuser wearing the wearable device has a body motion according to a motionsignal collected by the inertial sensor within the time rangecorresponding to the signal frame; determine whether the user wearingthe wearable device has the body motion according to a surfaceelectromyographic signal collected by the electromyographic sensorwithin the time range corresponding to the signal frame, whendetermining, according to the motion signal collected by the inertialsensor, that the user wearing the wearable device does not have the bodymotion; determine whether the user wearing the wearable device has thebody motion according to a sound signal between skin and the wearabledevice collected by the microphone within the time range correspondingto the signal frame, when determining, according to the surfaceelectromyographic signal collected by the electromyographic sensor, thatthe user wearing the wearable device does not have the body motion; anddetermine that the user wearing the wearable device is in the bodymotion state, when determining, according to the signal collected by anyone of the inertial sensor, the electromyographic sensor, and themicrophone, that the user wearing the wearable device has the bodymotion.

In an optional implementation, in determining whether the user wearingthe wearable device has the body motion according to the motion signalacquired by the inertial sensor within the time range corresponding tothe signal frame, the determining module 420 is configured to: acquire afirst low threshold and a first high threshold, in which the first lowthreshold is acquired according to the motion signal collected by theinertial sensor when the user wearing the wearable device is in aresting state, the first high threshold is acquired according to themotion signal collected by the inertial sensor when the user wearing thewearable device is in the body motion state, and the first low thresholdis less than the first high threshold; determine an activity amount ofthe user wearing the wearable device according to the motion signal;determine whether there is a signal frame having the activity amountgreater than the first high threshold in m signal frames before thesignal frame, when the activity amount is less than the first lowthreshold; and determine that the user wearing the wearable device hasthe body motion, when there is the signal frame having the activityamount greater than the first high threshold or the activity amount isgreater than the first low threshold.

In an optional implementation, the time range corresponding to thesignal frame includes the motion signals at multiple moments. Indetermining the activity amount of the user wearing the wearable deviceaccording to the motion signal, the determining module 420 is configuredto: for the motion signal at each moment, perform a differentialprocessing on the motion signal and motion signals at first n moments toobtain a differential value at each moment; and determine an averagevalue of differential values at multiple moments as the activity amountof the user wearing the wearable device.

In an optional implementation, the time range corresponding to thesignal frame includes surface electromyographic signals at multiplemoments. In determining whether the user wearing the wearable device hasthe body motion according to the surface electromyographic signalacquired by the electromyographic sensor within the time rangecorresponding to the signal frame, the determining module 420 isconfigured to: acquire a second low threshold and a second highthreshold, in which the second low threshold is acquired according tothe surface electromyographic signal acquired by the electromyographicsensor when the user wearing the wearable device is in the restingstate, the second high threshold is acquired according to the surfaceelectromyographic signal acquired by the electromyographic sensor whenthe user wearing the wearable device is in the body motion state, andthe second low threshold is less than the second high threshold;determine a maximum surface electromyographic signal from the surfaceelectromyographic signals at multiple moments, and obtain an averagesurface electromyographic signal of the surface electromyographicsignals at multiple moments; and determine that the user wearing thewearable device has the body motion, when the maximum surfaceelectromyographic signal is greater than the second high threshold andthe average surface electromyographic signal is greater than a secondlow threshold.

The specific details of the implementation process of the functions andactions of each unit in the above apparatus are the same as theimplementation processes of the corresponding steps in the above method,which will not be elaborated here.

For the apparatus embodiments, since it basically corresponds to themethod embodiment, reference may be made to the partial description ofthe method embodiment for relevant points. The above-describedembodiments of the apparatus are merely illustrative, and the unitsdescribed as separate parts may or may not be physically separate, andparts displayed as units may or may not be physical units, may belocated in one position, or may be distributed on multiple networkunits. Some or all of the modules may be selected according to actualneeds to achieve the purpose of the scheme of the present disclosure.One of ordinary skill in the art may understand and implement withoutinventive effort.

Other embodiments of the present disclosure will be apparent to thoseskilled in the art from consideration of the specification and practiceof the invention disclosed herein. the present disclosure is intended tocover any variations, uses, or adaptations of the invention following,in general, the principles of the present disclosure and including suchdepartures from the present disclosure as come within known or customarypractice within the art to which the invention pertains. It is intendedthat the specification and examples be considered as exemplary only,with a true scope and spirit of the present disclosure being indicatedby the following claims.

It should also be noted that the terms “include”, “contain”, or anyother variation thereof, are intended to cover a non-exclusiveinclusion, such that a process, method, article, or apparatus thatincludes a list of elements does not include only those elements but mayinclude other elements not expressly listed or inherent to such process,method, article, or apparatus. Without further limitation, an elementdefined by the phrase “include one . . . ” does not exclude the presenceof other identical elements in the process, method, article, orapparatus that includes the element.

The above description is only preferred embodiments of the presentdisclosure and should not be taken as limiting the present disclosure,and any modifications, equivalents, improvements and the like madewithin the spirit and principle of the present disclosure should beincluded in the protection scope of the present disclosure.

1. A signal processing method, applied to a wearable device providedwith a biosensor and a motion detector group, the method comprising:acquiring a human physiological signal collected by the biosensor, anddividing the human physiological signal into a plurality of signalframes, wherein each of the plurality of signal frames corresponds to atime range; for each of the plurality of signal frames, determiningwhether a user wearing a wearable device is in a body motion stateaccording to a body motion signal collected by the motion detector groupwithin the time range corresponding to the signal frame; and storing thesignal frame into a preset buffer when the user wearing the wearabledevice is not in the body motion state.
 2. The method of claim 1,wherein the motion detector group comprises an inertial sensor, anelectromyographic sensor, and a microphone; determining whether the userwearing the wearing wearable device is in the body motion stateaccording to the body motion signal collected by the motion detectorgroup within the time range corresponding to the signal frame comprises:determining whether the user wearing the wearable device has a bodymotion according to a motion signal collected by the inertial sensorwithin the time range corresponding to the signal frame; determiningwhether the user wearing the wearable device has the body motionaccording to a surface electromyographic signal collected by theelectromyographic sensor within the time range corresponding to thesignal frame, when determining, according to the motion signal collectedby the inertial sensor, that the user wearing the wearable device doesnot have the body motion; determining whether the user wearing thewearable device has the body motion according to a sound signal betweenskin and the wearable device collected by the microphone within the timerange corresponding to the signal frame, when determining, according tothe surface electromyographic signal collected by the electromyographicsensor, that the user wearing the wearable device does not have the bodymotion; and determining that the user wearing the wearable device is inthe body motion state, when determining that the user wearing thewearable device has the body motion according to the signal collected byany one of the inertial sensor, the electromyographic sensor, and themicrophone.
 3. The method of claim 2, wherein determining whether theuser wearing the wearable device has the body motion according to themotion signal acquired by the inertial sensor within the time rangecorresponding to the signal frame comprises: acquiring a first lowthreshold and a first high threshold, wherein the first low threshold isacquired according to the motion signal collected by the inertial sensorwhen the user wearing the wearable device is in a resting state, thefirst high threshold is acquired according to the motion signalcollected by the inertial sensor when the user wearing the wearabledevice is in the body motion state, and the first low threshold is lessthan the first high threshold; determining an activity amount of theuser wearing the wearable device according to the motion signal;determining whether there is a signal frame having the activity amountgreater than the first high threshold in m signal frames before thesignal frame, when the activity amount is less than the first lowthreshold; and determining that the user wearing the wearable device hasthe body motion, when there is the signal frame having the activityamount greater than the first high threshold or the activity amount isgreater than the first low threshold.
 4. The method of claim 3, whereinthe time range corresponding to the signal frame comprises motionsignals at a plurality of moments; determining the activity amount ofthe user wearing the wearable device according to the motion signalcomprises: for the motion signal at each of the plurality of moments,performing a differential processing on the motion signal and motionsignals at first n moments to obtain a differential value at each of theplurality of moments; and determining an average value of differentialvalues at the plurality of moments as the activity amount of the userwearing the wearable device.
 5. The method according to claim 2, whereinthe time range corresponding to the signal frame comprises surfaceelectromyographic signals at a plurality of moments; determining whetherthe user wearing the wearable device has the body motion according tothe surface electromyographic signal acquired by the electromyographicsensor within the time range corresponding to the signal framecomprises: acquiring a second low threshold and a second high threshold,wherein the second low threshold is acquired according to the surfaceelectromyographic signal acquired by the electromyographic sensor whenthe user wearing the wearable device is in the resting state, the secondhigh threshold is acquired according to the surface electromyographicsignal acquired by the electromyographic sensor when the user wearingthe wearable device is in the body motion state, and the second lowthreshold is less than the second high threshold; determining a maximumsurface electromyographic signal from the surface electromyographicsignals at the plurality of moments, and obtaining an average surfaceelectromyographic signal of the surface electromyographic signals at theplurality of moments; and determining that the user wearing the wearabledevice has the body motion, when the maximum surface electromyographicsignal is greater than the second high threshold and the average surfaceelectromyographic signal is greater than a second low threshold. 6.(canceled)
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 10. (canceled) 11.A wearable device, comprising: a readable storage medium, configured tostore machine executable instructions; a processor; a biosensor; and amotion detector group; wherein the processor is configured to read themachine executable instructions stored in the readable storage medium toexecute the instructions to: acquire a human physiological signalcollected by the biosensor, and divide the human physiological signalinto a plurality of signal frames, wherein each of the plurality ofsignal frames corresponds to a time range; for each of the plurality ofsignal frames, determine whether a user wearing a wearable device is ina body motion state according to a body motion signal collected by themotion detector group within the time range corresponding to the signalframe; and store the signal frame into a preset buffer when the userwearing the wearable device is not in the body motion state.
 12. Thewearable device according to claim 11, wherein the motion detector groupcomprises an inertial sensor, an electromyographic sensor, and amicrophone; the processor is configured to read the machine executableinstructions stored in the readable storage medium to execute theinstructions to: determine whether the user wearing the wearable devicehas a body motion according to a motion signal collected by the inertialsensor within the time range corresponding to the signal frame;determine whether the user wearing the wearable device has the bodymotion according to a surface electromyographic signal collected by theelectromyographic sensor within the time range corresponding to thesignal frame, when determining, according to the motion signal collectedby the inertial sensor, that the user wearing the wearable device doesnot have the body motion; determine whether the user wearing thewearable device has the body motion according to a sound signal betweenskin and the wearable device collected by the microphone within the timerange corresponding to the signal frame, when determining, according tothe surface electromyographic signal collected by the electromyographicsensor, that the user wearing the wearable device does not have the bodymotion; and determine that the user wearing the wearable device is inthe body motion state, when determining that the user wearing thewearable device has the body motion according to the signal collected byany one of the inertial sensor, the electromyographic sensor, and themicrophone.
 13. The wearable device according to claim 12, wherein theprocessor is configured to read the machine executable instructionsstored in the readable storage medium to execute the instructions to:acquire a first low threshold and a first high threshold, wherein thefirst low threshold is acquired according to the motion signal collectedby the inertial sensor when the user wearing the wearable device is in aresting state, the first high threshold is acquired according to themotion signal collected by the inertial sensor when the user wearing thewearable device is in the body motion state, and the first low thresholdis less than the first high threshold; determine an activity amount ofthe user wearing the wearable device according to the motion signal;determine whether there is a signal frame having the activity amountgreater than the first high threshold in m signal frames before thesignal frame, when the activity amount is less than the first lowthreshold; and determine that the user wearing the wearable device hasthe body motion, when there is the signal frame having the activityamount greater than the first high threshold or the activity amount isgreater than the first low threshold.
 14. The wearable device accordingto claim 13, wherein the time range corresponding to the signal framecomprises motion signals at a plurality of moments; the processor isconfigured to read the machine executable instructions stored in thereadable storage medium to execute the instructions to: determine theactivity amount of the user wearing the wearable device according to themotion signal comprises: for the motion signal at each of the pluralityof moments, perform a differential processing on the motion signal andmotion signals at first n moments to obtain a differential value at eachof the plurality of moments; and determine an average value ofdifferential values at the plurality of moments as the activity amountof the user wearing the wearable device.
 15. The wearable deviceaccording to claim 12, wherein the time range corresponding to thesignal frame comprises surface electromyographic signals at a pluralityof moments; the processor is configured to read the machine executableinstructions stored in the readable storage medium to execute theinstructions to: determine whether the user wearing the wearable devicehas the body motion according to the surface electromyographic signalacquired by the electromyographic sensor within the time rangecorresponding to the signal frame comprises: acquire a second lowthreshold and a second high threshold, wherein the second low thresholdis acquired according to the surface electromyographic signal acquiredby the electromyographic sensor when the user wearing the wearabledevice is in the resting state, the second high threshold is acquiredaccording to the surface electromyographic signal acquired by theelectromyographic sensor when the user wearing the wearable device is inthe body motion state, and the second low threshold is less than thesecond high threshold; determine a maximum surface electromyographicsignal from the surface electromyographic signals at the plurality ofmoments, and obtain an average surface electromyographic signal of thesurface electromyographic signals at the plurality of moments; anddetermine that the user wearing the wearable device has the body motion,when the maximum surface electromyographic signal is greater than thesecond high threshold and the average surface electromyographic signalis greater than a second low threshold.
 16. A signal processingapparatus, applied to a wearable device provided with a biosensor and amotion detector group, the apparatus comprising: a readable storagemedium, configured to store machine executable instructions; and aprocessor; wherein the processor is configured to read the machineexecutable instructions stored in the readable storage medium, toexecute the instructions to: acquire a human physiological signalcollected by the biosensor, divide the human physiological signal into aplurality of signal frames, and acquire a body motion signal collectedby the motion detector group, wherein each of the plurality of signalframes corresponds to a time range; for each of the plurality of signalframes, determine whether a user wearing the wearable device is in abody motion state according to the body motion signal collected by themotion detector group within the time range corresponding to the signalframe; and store the signal frame into a preset buffer when the userwearing the wearable device is not in the body motion state.
 17. Thesignal processing apparatus according to claim 16, wherein the motiondetector group comprises an inertial sensor, an electromyographicsensor, and a microphone; the processor is configured to read themachine executable instructions stored in the readable storage medium,to execute the instructions to: determine whether the user wearing thewearable device has a body motion according to a motion signal collectedby the inertial sensor within the time range corresponding to the signalframe; determine whether the user wearing the wearable device has thebody motion according to a surface electromyographic signal collected bythe electromyographic sensor within the time range corresponding to thesignal frame, when determining, according to the motion signal collectedby the inertial sensor, that the user wearing the wearable device doesnot have the body motion; determine whether the user wearing thewearable device has the body motion according to a sound signal betweenskin and the wearable device collected by the microphone within the timerange corresponding to the signal frame, when determining, according tothe surface electromyographic signal collected by the electromyographicsensor, that the user wearing the wearable device does not have the bodymotion; and determine that the user wearing the wearable device is inthe body motion state, when determining, according to the signalcollected by any one of the inertial sensor, the electromyographicsensor, and the microphone, that the user wearing the wearable devicehas the body motion.
 18. The signal processing apparatus according toclaim 17, wherein the processor is configured to read the machineexecutable instructions stored in the readable storage medium, toexecute the instructions to: acquire a first low threshold and a firsthigh threshold, wherein the first low threshold is acquired according tothe motion signal collected by the inertial sensor when the user wearingthe wearable device is in a resting state, the first high threshold isacquired according to the motion signal collected by the inertial sensorwhen the user wearing the wearable device is in the body motion state,and the first low threshold is less than the first high threshold;determine an activity amount of the user wearing the wearable deviceaccording to the motion signal; determine whether there is a signalframe having the activity amount greater than the first high thresholdin m signal frames before the signal frame, when the activity amount isless than the first low threshold; and determine that the user wearingthe wearable device has the body motion, when there is the signal framehaving the activity amount greater than the first high threshold or theactivity amount is greater than the first low threshold.
 19. The signalprocessing apparatus according to claim 18, wherein the time rangecorresponding to the signal frame comprises motion signals at aplurality of moments; the processor is configured to read the machineexecutable instructions stored in the readable storage medium, toexecute the instructions to: for the motion signal at each of theplurality of moments, perform a differential processing on the motionsignal and motion signals at first n moments to obtain a differentialvalue at each of the plurality of moments; and determine an averagevalue of differential values at the plurality of moments as the activityamount of the user wearing the wearable device.
 20. The signalprocessing apparatus according to claim 17, wherein the time rangecorresponding to the signal frame comprises surface electromyographicsignals at a plurality of moments; the processor is configured to readthe machine executable instructions stored in the readable storagemedium, to execute the instructions to: acquire a second low thresholdand a second high threshold, wherein the second low threshold isacquired according to the surface electromyographic signal acquired bythe electromyographic sensor when the user wearing the wearable deviceis in the resting state, the second high threshold is acquired accordingto the surface electromyographic signal acquired by theelectromyographic sensor when the user wearing the wearable device is inthe body motion state, and the second low threshold is less than thesecond high threshold; determine a maximum surface electromyographicsignal from the surface electromyographic signals at the plurality ofmoments, and obtain an average surface electromyographic signal of thesurface electromyographic signals at the plurality of moments; anddetermine that the user wearing the wearable device has the body motion,when the maximum surface electromyographic signal is greater than thesecond high threshold and the average surface electromyographic signalis greater than a second low threshold.